William Foley person

“Basically, they were kept in a medical college, and they decided to move them to the Smithsonian, and hopefully that they could be returned after the war. So they padded them all up, put them in ammunition boxes, and turned them over to a U…”

“Supposedly, it was going to be protected by diplomatic immunity, but when Pearl Harbor occurred before they left Peking, they became prisoners of war. And two and a half weeks later, Foley Davis and their boxes and 11 U.S. Marines from the …”